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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-26

Omaha Husband-Now think this is going
too far. You promised me you would coun-
termand your order for that dress.
Omaha Wife, wrote to the firm that very
day.
But here Is the dress and the bill for it
enough to bankrupt me alraost How do
you explain that"
u gave You the letter 70 mail and sup
pose You forgot it, as usual Omaha Herald
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-26

A few days since we'll known negro man
who was the fortunate posss-ssOr Of a fine loi
on one of the leaiing residence streets Of the
city sold his property for $4,000 cash. He
was given a check for that amount, which
was carried in due time 10 one Of the banks
The paying teller asked the negro how much
of the money he wanted i'll cash.
Il wants al! that ar paper calls fur" re-
piled the negro.
What, You don't want $4,000 in CASH.
"JeSso. sab.
"All right" answered the man who shuffies
the bank bills, and III five minutes he begar
piiing the money on the counter As he laid
the $500 packages on the counter the negro.
eyes began to grow larger and larger, and
finally when twenty of the packages were
placed before him his eyes looked aS large a,
new moons. The negro looked intently al
the stack Of money for a moment, and then
VITA broad grin on his face, said;
Use jiSt paralvzed, boss; gimme 81. 30 and
you kin keep de rest of that till | call sgiu.
Chattanooga Times.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-26
-LEPROSY-

and consequently incurnble II Is impossible 10 de-
scribe her sU1erinCs. Her body from the crown OF
her head 10 the sOles Of her feet mass Of decay
masses Of flesh rotting of and leaving great cavities
Her fingers festered and three four nais dropped
OF at one time Her limbs contracted by the feafful
liberation and for several Years she did not leave
her bed Her weight was rednceC from I25 20 60 lbs
Perhaps some faint idea OF her condition can he
CLEANED from the fact that three pounds Il Cosmo-
line or ointment were used per week dressing her
sores. Finally the physicians acknowledged their
defeat by this Black Wolf. aud commended the suf
ferer TO her all-wIse Creator.
Her husband hearing wonderful reports Of the use
Of SvIFrs SPECIFIC IS. s. Sl. prevailed on her to
try il as last resort. She bean its under pro-
test. but soon found that her system being
leYed OF the poison, the assumed a red ard
healthy color though the blood was becoming
pure and active. Mrs. Bailey continued the $. $ S
until last February: every healed; she dis
carded chair and CrutChss. and for the first time
IN twelve years a well woman. He: husband. Mr..
G. A. Bailey is in business at IN Blackstone Street
Boston, and III take pleasure in giving the details
OF this wonderful cure. Send In for Treatise on
Hood and Skin Diseases, mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-26

The poet who has seen his fondest hopes
iecay is having what practical man would
call a rotten time Of it In this world. New
Orleans Picayuna
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-26
Enforcing tn. Canadian Fishery Laws.

Canadian officer-Back, back, | say, in
the queens name. You are not allowed TO
cross into the American waters.-Judge.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-26
Options on Stocks Il Bonds

puts. CALLS. ETC. A SPECIALITY.
Insurance Against Loss in stock Operations
Circulars and Information on Application.
The Theory Of stock Exchange spscula-
tion, by Arthur Crump. Price. -, post paid.
Table Of contents mailed free. Every specu-
lator should read and study this interesting
work. H. W. ROSENBAUM,
Exchange Place, New York.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-26

Augustus" said Maud, VINO, as ne nau
been calling on her for some tins, thought she
would give him a hint, Il should like TO bean
actress
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-26

An actress" repeated Augustus in aston
ishment What on earth do You want to be
an actress for!'
Because then l might he engaged"
She now wears a solitaire.-New York
Sun
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-27

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.
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md 20 has not achieved the fame ot some
II the men who have taken 10 the pulpit

and 10 has not achieved the fame Of some
Of the men who have taken to the pulpit
on abort notice. " IN
MI. Switzerland had some obligations
when he left the stage which he has not
since been able TO discharge, and these
things are paid to weigh on his mind.
Moreover he haa not been able TO make a
comfortable support for his family. He
secs tho best years Of his lie passing,
with no provision for old age. Wherefore
he resolves to 20 back to the minatrel
stage. lie will continue his preaching on
Sundays and at such other times as oppor.
tunity may afford. .&N.
This 10 certainly an interesting expert.
ment. Everybody will hope that Mr.,
sou.hcrland may find 1t satisfactory In the
most important respect. There has been
nothing like It before. That he will have
no difficulty to make an engagement, need
not DO said; managers arc always on the
lookout for all sorts Of freaks" That he
will prove q drawing card on the show
bills, 10 equally certain; for in his own per
son he will present rare combination.
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Some years ago the patrons Of tho min.
a strsl stage were surprlsed to hear that
= Senator" Bob Hart, who had often con-
I yulsed them with laughter, had suddenly
determined to change his whole mode Of
+ lie. Tho Jolly minstrel had protested
conversion and felt called upon to preach
the gospel. The " Senator Of the stage
4 became the Rev. J. n. Switzerland, as.
suming his own namo with the clerical
prefix. t;s3 Is Il h "A
From that day Mr.. Southerland has
been preaching the gospel. 4 Nobody haa
doubted his sincerity. There, has been no
blemish on his character. He has not
played the mountebank in the pulpit
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- REAL ESTATE, NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.
SHALL COUNTY. 7ufII-
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by James 4.
R1ce 70 The undersigned trustee dated on tho lth
day Of June, In the year 1851, and recorded In The
Once OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of MARSHALL
county, West Vtsgin!n, in Deed Of Trust Book No.
folio 25 will sell at public auction, at the iol
door Of the Court HOUSE OF Marshall county,
SATURDAY, 24th DAY OF sEPTKM Der, 1857,
commencing at ten O'Clock \. NJ, certain tract Of
| land Situate on the waters Of Hickman. branch
OF Fish creek, in Marshall county, Vest Virginia,
and bounded as follows: Beginning al hickory
corner 10 said Rice In tho Marshall and wetzel coan
~ lne north S940 west las poles TO stone pilei1
Liaw's line; thence north 50 cast cox poles to
stake aud ". Q. bush IN road: au agteed corae.
between Peterson, Rice and Flaw; thercc south
S2 west 2 poles to stone near the road; thence
north SO west 20 poles to stone; thence south g.
west "A poles TO All Oak; thence south 250 west "
poles 70 hickory; thence north $50 west p po!a
| 10 ". Y. corner between Rice and Flaw; thence
south Sa' west f0l6 poles to bush corner OF fsi'
cntine Broman; thence north a poles 10 d stone
WITHIN one rod Of sugar married as q corner
thence north 40 west \ poles TO stone luz ee!e,
line NORTH 2sho cast 80 poles to stone near pine;
thence south Gie east 69 poles to a ". O.; thence
s5H east l6 poles to ". o.; thence north " e1l
Do poles TO drain; thence north 40 cast q poIa
red oak; thence north 500 east Is poles 10 bush;
thence north 3ae cast IS poles 10 Il sugar; thence
south $40 cast 1876 poles 10 the temporary line and
with tho same south 20 east 255 poles 10 the besa
ming, containing four hundred and seven acres
and threc-fourths OF an acre. be tho same moieos
less. = s3t-9l'7 ysliGj 81 = -
q TERMS OF sALE-Onc.hall OF the purchase
money and as much moro as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay cash. and tho residue In one year win
interest thereon from the DAY Of sale, tho pun.
chaser to give bis note with approved security aaa
the title to be retained or decd OF trust given
secure the deferred payment.
1itle believed 10 be good, but selling as trustee
VIII only sell and convey such title as Is rested u
me-. JOHN J. JONES
je20 n ssi51tt y i-tltr~l Trustee.
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over tho sIouutnlns to the Sen via PIC

l. +. 4
The third OF the series OF the Baltimore
and Ohio popular excursions to Atlantic
City and Cape May will be run on Thurs.
day, August 4th. A special train Of parlor
cars and coaches will leave Wheeling at
ga. NJ. and reach Philadelphia at 9 ?. NJ,
passing in daylight through the most beau.
tiful mountain and valley scenery on the
continent-a fitting prelude to weeks
sojousn upon the shores Of old ocean.
The round trip rate will be $40 from
Wheeling. 81 q y ". ,$ KS,
The excursion tickets will be valid until
the 18th inclusive, and embrace the priyi-
lese Of etopping a day at Washington on
tho return Journey. ,2gt;i -
For information in detail apply to Ticket
Agents, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, or
70 =. D. Smith, Division Passenger Agent,
Pittsburgh. ,- -. 5ay's. ,'t3.t,i
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euro Of Typhoid Fever.

Chsrles Hartford, Of New Castle, New
York, testifies that he WAS cured Of ty-
phoid fever by BRANnRETH's PILLS. Read
his letter: rs ~ a 9. .;:ii. q Il
About year ago I was attacked with
typhoid fever: My physician treated me
I must die. Although at times delirious
and HutIering intsnss pain in the head and
back, and pasched up with fever, I still
had sense enough 10 remember my box Of
Brandreth's Pills. / managed to get them
and swello ned siz, and then took bowl
Of hot ten. My doctor had been afraid to
give me q purge, I was 80 weak, but
Brandreth'a Pills made me stronger. AS
soon IS they acted ire sly, my head cleared,
fever abated, and I slept for ten hours. i
continued taking three or four pills every
night for week and entirely recovered,
although my doctor had given me up. IN.
doubtedly Brandre!h's Pills saved my
% ID. nj J &
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, R.
On and after May 2, 1857, trains on tho
Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad viii run az iol.
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DRIFT OF OPINION.
: A Field for Father hiCGlynn

a Fiold for Father McGlynn.
Albany JOmraa!.
Father McGlynn 10 man whose elo'
ouence captivates all who listen to him,
and were no to undertake a temperance
propaganda with tenth part Of the yigor
he hns put into his advocacy Of an impos.
sible theory Of the ownership Of land he
could become a mighty power for good In
Ali, Etnta .IIs'.
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Commencing Sunday, June S, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will cell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 50, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at ST 90. Trains leave st s and
$40 A. NJ, returning srriye at 7 aud IL 10
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4 lit OF Blntlier.

Toledo Bcde. W. T|-"T"TI "a
The Democratic platform is weak, Hhifty,
evaaive. 1t condemns without suggesting
remedies. 1t denounces established lines
OF policy, but lays down no new linea. It
Ia a demagogic bit Of blather, whose sole
purpose is to aid the gang In capturing the
General ASSEMBLY this fall. RI
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TI7-TT 49, Ts,l5F}' ~, s.7g
FOR THE LADIES.

f-SCHuHpt. tt yIHIM I .r|ft 5'|I .Ha0 'H-I-N|
Pointed ahoes are utterly tabooed both
by men and women. & Vi n. .sl%
L Rough.and.ready straw hata and bon.
nets are In high favor.
The old.iashioned sandal Is re.estahlish.
ed In favor OF ladles' wear.
They are building tailor.made suits OF
colored piques now. What next?
shirred null muslin bonnets come up
among other summer millinery novelties.
Basques remain abort, with high darts,
giving the appearance Of o long, slender
walst. y ,lfS r
There are no velvet panels to be found
on the newest dreeees. Tho rich material
Is still used, however, for collars and
plastrona. i5
The tailors find gilt braid does not tarn.
ish as readily &c that OF silver, and they
also commend the copper red braids for
seaside dresses. 1s} E'.y js,@
Red Is 60 pronouncedly q iavorite color
that ladies are wearing glovea OF the most
sanguinary hue, making thor hands look
like poisoned fungi. "A .ss0
Mohair Ia the iavorite material for sum.
mer travelling dresses. II Is particularly
suitable for this purpose, Us tt neither
wrinkles nor retains dust.
A comfortable toilet for hot days has
tho skirt, sleeves, and piaatrons Of ecru
open etamine, striped or plaid, with a
polonalne Of cream yelling.
A novelty in summer dress material Ia
batiate in quaint japanese designs, like
hieroglyphics, in cactus.red on ecru
grounds, or in grayish Jspau.blue on
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Indiana Dom ocrats Load.

Indianapolis Journal. .5'f 1919 Be-
II Mr.. Msckin, formerly OF Chicago, but
now Of Joliet, is privileged to read the evil
dence against the indianapolis election
conspirators he will feal that he ia a weak
and Intellectual scoundrel in comparison
with his brethren here. .sa.l ,5i.
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mike no Mistake.


CHlcdGo 7f'tf.OctdH. ~ ~ ---|I-|| T|T ~,
No railroad company makea any mis-.
take when 1t insists that no employe shall
drink Intoxicating drinks. Even 8 saloon
keeper In his stateroom feela aaler with
engineer and conductor and switcbman
whom he has never seen in front OF his
bar ------ - ~ ------ --L.--.- IL
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on the popular Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
on Friday, July 20, 1857, under the au.
spicee OF the Arion Singing Society Of
Wheeling. Tho Central Ohio sengerfest
takes place on July 20, 80 and 81 at
Columbus, Ohio. Among the sol6issa en-
gagged are Madame Fursch, Madi and
Max Heinrich. This is a good chance also
to visit the great State institutions there,
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Aaeon. Co., Ttitgroph. VIA
a Macon minister yesterday used this
figure Of speech: Gas q tree falls 80 will
1t lie for all time. whether it fall to the
north, where hell is, or to the south,
where ia heaven" gg,.&
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FRENCH AND GERMAN. q

Natural methods OF instruction, by which pupils
who are willing toapply themselves may obtain in
Of tucncy both In reading and in conversation. ~
Opportunity for conversation daily, especially at
table. This furnishes not only superior advant.
sge 10 teachers, but also TO those contemplating
European travel. r2i - Ter y 7gl.,F(. :
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"Hold tho Mirror up to Nature"


The culture and development OF the voice 10,
conversation, reading, public address or singing,
special instruction In reading the Bible and
Hymns, and III reading ehakesneare sile =
= Opportunities for Teachers, Ministers and Plat
form Speakers generally, 10 learn how to use the!l
voices without discomfort or injury. :
short course In English Literature, with special
direction for a c0ur.e Of reading In English
classics. that may DO pursued during the year.
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Boston AdrTtlstr. n,
II Is not birth that makes t,us Ameri.
can, bat love Tor the principles Undecided
in the Constitution and loyalty to the
Union which maintains them. r. 5
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a Slirowd Thought.

We do not fancy dark horses much, and
We should have less OF them il the thor.
oughbreds were not put on the track 60
long before the ti.ns is called.
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Tho Boom Liar.


Afchtson GLOBE. p tsr4 ilgl az
There arc those who believe that lies
told in the interest OF the town in which
you live will be forgiven.
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rs.St ~. 20 go sst.'7-'s
Typc.writers Cheap.

i We have ior sale several Type-writers,
including the Remington, the Crandali
aud tho Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
10, rent and Tor sale on monthly install.
ments. Gall on or address for circulars
iissll rs EDwAlp L. RoaR K Co.,
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Another G. a. Il. slnnder,

President Cleveland is said to be the
only executive who persists in eating pie
in hot weather. s.35 s.-4g
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FACULTY.

Department Of Elocution and English Language,
conducted by Mrs. n. STEVENS HART, Principal
o. the washington School Of Elocutlon and Eng.
lish Language" Washington, D. q. S. III -
Department Of French, conducted by PRoP. O.
FOErAlNE. Professor Of French in the Washing.
ton High School, Washington, D. q. t,gs (, =
Department Of German, conducted By pRoF. A,
"; spANHOoFD, Professor OF German at 81. Pauls
School, Concotd, N. H. 5lFi: y. ~ -
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Mountain Lake Park and Return.
Commencing July 20 to 2S the Balti-
more & Ohio will sell excursion tickets to
Mountain Lake Park. good to return until
July 80, inclusive. Rate, 81 55. gl,
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Old Country Cousins.

The new Ohio Democratic platform ii
the same old chestnut.
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Adeon (Ga) Telegraph. s
Our foreign relations ore mostly immi
grants, t.r3 $50 ..sss1s e
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The pompadour design Of flowers in
stripes or intervals over the surface arc in
great favor for the dark India silk dreasea
worn in the morning or all day in tho
tcnnntry. Is+,T e7ls. I-H 53s1tI y. t2'E-
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The Inwnrdness OF Ohio Democratic Politics

Senator Payne has never forgiven sim
Donavin, and because Donavin was Pow
ellS henchman the Senator was in favor
Of Foran.
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SATURDAY. the 18Th DAY Of AUGUST, 1857
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, tho north one.hall
Of lot No forty t40) situated on the west side oi
| GhRpline street between Twen.y.fith (2Sthl and
shall and Division Streets In tho SIKH ward OF In
city OF wheeling, being III whist Ia Known rs Eor's
addition TO the city Of Wheeling, together with ali
| the apputtenance unto the laid land belonging Or
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Cheap Sunday Excnrsions on Ohio River
Sj l9aS,3.pat - Ruilrpnd 20 5A'i = As. 4, q

ri. 49, sr5t Railroad. h ~ ( rs, iis
Commencing June u, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to Sistersyille and return at the low rate
Of 81 SO: Wheeling to Psrkcrsburg and
return, s. 25. Tickets good one day only,
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BY virtue OF a decd OF trust made by Frederick
William Enrlehnrd and wife to me as trustee
dated June IS, 1883 aud recorded in tho ONCE 81
tho Cletk Of tho County Court Of Ohio county.
West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Book No. 90 pacc
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SATURDAY. ihp 13ih DAY Of AUGUST, 1877
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all that mari n,
lots numbered niue and ton IN Chaplne and EoaEs
addition TO tho city Of Wheeling, bounded aud do.
kcribcd as follows. Beginning at a point AMI AZ
tho centre Of the brick division wall on Inc nn,,s.
erly side Of Twenty third street, and seventy ora
feet castwatdy from tho northeast Corner Of Wktef
and Twenty.third streets; thence uorthwafdiy ana
parallel with Water street l2l feet to tho souhety
side Of ton foot allcyway and with the said sIde q
said nlley.way caStwardly sixteen and eIrht,
twcliths feet 10 the Townsend line and with lii
line southwardty and parallel with Water st,ees
scventy.two aud niue. tweltths feet; thence eas
wardly and parallel With Twenty.third street Mr
feet: thence toulhwardly aud parallel with wa,e,
street forty ntne and three twcitths fcst 10 liza
northerly line u Twenty.third street; and viii
the lal,e westwardly twenty-five nCd eght.
twellths feet 10 tho beginning E1lr
1RRMR or HALE- one-thiyJ, and az much moro AZ
tho purchaser may elect, cash OIL tho day Of kae,
tho balance In two equal instsllmcns PAYABLE ia
ono and two years from tho day Of kalH with inter.
Mt from that date The purchaser 10 give his roles
for the deferred payments and secure the same by
deed OF trust uron the property and insurance
policies upon the buildings to tho satisfaction oi
| The trustee. 52l3f E7 ,ri 7sg vi. -
The title Is believed good but selling rs trustee
shall convoy only the tito Vested iu mo by aid
decd Of trust. ,.E.2.s ~.
MI be-, ". P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
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DIED.

FLEMlNG-on Tuesday, July 60, 1857, at O'Clock
A. NJ, JOHN FLEMING, In tho 36th year OF his
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Funeral from hislate rea!dence No. III Eighteenth
street, on Thursday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Friends are invited, EHaAtt-s .
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TERMS or skLE-Unc. third and as much more "A
the purchaser may elect, cash on the day Of sale.
1 the balance In two equal ius!allmeuW payable ID
one aud Two years from the day Of sale with inter.
et from that date tho purchaser to give his uous
for tho deferred payments. and secure the same by
deed Of trust upon the property and insurance
policies upon the buildings to tho satisfaction Of
The trustee -5g'r ..5. 81 .t5',.t 4sl,z 50,
The title u believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only tho tito vested In ne by A!d
deed OF trust. lgs.r -gal5 -
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rRusTEE,s SALE,
NRusTEE's SALE. ].

hoCA1 Lax - va At fpH.
h by virtue Of a decd q trust made BY Louis fuh,
and Anna Ruhr. his wife, To- me A trustee da,stt
March IL 1851 recorded In Tho oiiec Of ,be q s,da
Of the County Court @! osio county, Wc.. VII.
ginia. in Deed Of Trust host No: e page Il, viii
county, on atir a4.
SATURDAY. tho OH DAY OF AUGUST, 1851,
ssabed rs"i sssie IL Inc p ,Ss,tSSwins d.
the city o. Wheeling in the. county Of Ohio sns
state Of wcst Viigintn. and dSsignatCd a. The ioi
numbered sixteen In square numbered plphtoa%o'
on tho plat Of the addition to said city OF WIes,
Ing laid out by Sprlsg and RItohie. '''
TxHas or sitE-0ne.thlrd and "a much nom \,
the purchaser elccis 10 pay lu cash. on The div =,
sale, tho balance In two equal instalmenN IA, Aha
In one and two years from tho day OF sale with IN.
tcrest from thai. day, the purchaser 10 Rlyo III.
note for the deferred payments, and secute ia Nv,
Eame by deed Of trust upon tho property and IN,
sufauce policies upon the buildings 10 tic stisiso.
ton OF the trustee. E ,ll's-,..ssg
Tho title Is believed good, but selling "A trustee
shall convey only tho utle vested IN mo-
5...i !gr ". J. ". CowpEa, Trustee,